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gecko-ess

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Ruby gem for working with Geckoboard's Push API.

Features:

  • Uses Faraday gem for HTTP. You can easily swapout adapters
  • Designed for use with non-blocking requests (EventMachine)
  • Allows for multiple widget keys per widget object. Useful for updating widgets on multiple dashboards at once

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'gecko'

Recommended for use with Eventmachine. Add these to your Gemfile

gem 'eventmachine'
gem 'em-http-request'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install gecko

Usage

Configuration

# Configuration
Gecko.config do |c|
  # Your Geckoboard API key
  c.api_key = '123456'
  # block invoked by Faraday#new
  # Set your http adapter here, otherwise Faraday.default_adapter is used
  c.http_builder { |builder|
    # use EventMachine Http adapter for non-blocking updates
    builder.adapter :em_http
  }
end

Update Widgets

# Update widget
text_widget = Gecko::Widget::Text.new("1234-widget-key")
text_widget.add("some info")
text_widget.add("this is the text", :alert)
text_widget.update { |success, result, widget_key|
  puts success ? "Updated" : "Error updating #{widget_key}: #{result.error}"
}

# Update widget using #config!
text_widget = Gecko::Widget::Text.new("1234-widget-key").on_update do |success, result, widget_key|
  # this block is executed on every update
  puts success ? "Updated" : "Error updating #{widget_key}: #{result.error}"
end
text_widget.config! do |widget|
  text_widget.add("some info")
  text_widget.add("this is the text", :alert)
end

# Update multiple widgets at once - useful for same widget on various dashboards
text_widget = Gecko::Widget::Text.new("1234-widget-key", "1234-second-widget-key").on_update do |success, result, widget_key|
  # this block is executed TWICE every update since there are two widgets being updated
  puts success ? "Updated" : "Error updating #{widget_key}: #{result.error}"
end
text_widget.config! do |widget|
  text_widget.add("some info")
  text_widget.add("this is the text", :alert)
end

Reset widget values

widget = Gecko::Widget::Text.new("1234-abcdefg")
# reset clear out previous items
widget.reset.config! do |w|
  widget.add("text alert", :alert)
end

Contributing

  1. Fork it
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create new Pull Request

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Package last updated on 29 Sep 2017

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